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The software that runs the whole network
Fixed Route and OnDemand service on one platform - dispatch, rider apps, and the data layer underneath, built to connect to the systems you already run.
FIXED ROUTE • CAD/AVL
Every vehicle, every route, in real time
Manage scheduled service with live fleet visibility, rider-facing tracking, and the operational reporting to show how the system is performing.
ONDEMAND • SAFERIDE
A ride when and where it's needed
Demand-responsive service that adapts to changing rider needs, service areas, and operating conditions- including safe rides after hours.
ONDEMAND • SAFERIDE
Know exactly when it arrives
Live vehicle tracking, arrival predictions, and on-demand booking — for every route your agency runs, in one app.
Reinvent Your Transit Operations
For two decades we’ve provided bus transit software solutions to transit agencies, schools, airports, hospitals, and other organizations. We specialize in fixed route and on demand access solutions, and provide reporting, GTFS feed and rider- and driver-facing apps.
With reduced rider wait times, implement new routes, manage your system, our Fixed Route and OnDemand solutions optimize the performance of your transportation services. We provide the full spectrum of transit hardware, software, and partner services to power your Fixed Route and OnDemand operations.
Who We Serve
Cities & Transit Agencies
We help agencies operate and optimize municipal transportation systems.
Universities
We help universities provide safe, reliable campus transportation for students, faculty, and staff.
Airports
We support landside and airside transportation to keep your passengers and staff on the go.
Corporate Campuses
We help you deliver safe, dependable transportation around your facilities.
Healthcare Systems
We’ll help you deliver reliable shuttle transportation services for your patients and staff.
Hospitality
Deliver a seamless mobility experience for guests, staff, and service teams across your properties.
TransLoc Transit Blog
What Santa Barbara MTD’s Second Stop Teaches Transit Leaders About Scaling a Pilot
October 16, 2026
- Mobility, People, Public Transit, Transit Planning
Santa Barbara MTD expanded The Wave on-demand service to Carpinteria after 17 months in Goleta. Here's the scaling lesson for transit leaders
What a $5 Arts Festival Teaches Transit Leaders About Capacity Planning
October 7, 2026
- Mobility, People, Public Transit, Transit Planning
The 35th Sedona Arts Festival cut admission to $5. Here's what its parking and shuttle plan teaches transit and campus mobility leaders about capacity.
When the Detour Hits: A Deep Dive on Managing Your Own Routes
September 23, 2026
- Mobility, People, Public Transit, Transit Planning
A storytelling looks at why more transit agencies are moving route, stop, and schedule changes in-house — and what that shift means for riders and planners alike.
News
KEYT-TV / News Channel 3-12
October 5, 2026
Santa Barbara MTD Expands On-Demand Microtransit Service "The Wave" to Carpinteria
Summary: Santa Barbara MTD has extended its on-demand microtransit service, The Wave, into Carpinteria, giving riders in the area a new connection point to the agency's broader fixed-route bus network.
Why It Matters: A direct example of a transit agency using on-demand microtransit to extend first/last-mile access into a neighboring community without building new fixed-route infrastructure.
Travelers Today
October 5, 2026
The 35th annual Sedona Arts Festival, running Oct. 10–11 at Sedona Red Rock High School, drops its entry fee to $5 this year, but visitors will need to coordinate both fixed-route shuttle service and on-demand transportation separately to navigate event parking and access.
Why It Matters: A real-world example of how festival and event organizers rely on coordinated fixed-route and on-demand transit planning to manage weekend crowd surges.
Congressional Research Service / Mass Transit Magazine
October 5, 2026
Federal surface transportation programs, including public transit and passenger rail, remain operating under a continuing resolution extended through December 11, 2026, at FY26 levels, with a 20 percent cut to transit advance appropriations compared to prior funding.
Why It Matters: Agencies should anticipate near-term funding pressure while the multi-year
Mass Transit Magazine
October 5, 2026
Following Highland Park's exit from DART and Frisco's launch of its first public transit service, Irving rolled out a fixed-route circulator connecting Las Colinas commuters, part of a broader shift toward on-demand and hybrid service models in the region.
Why It Matters: Demonstrates how smaller municipalities are using microtransit to fill coverage gaps left by regional transit restructuring.
Mass Transit Magazine
October 5, 2026
The city of Everett, Wash., and Community Transit announced a proposed agreement to consolidate Everett Transit into Community Transit by April 2027, projected to increase bus service in the city by 50 percent while preserving paratransit service and jobs.
Why It Matters: A useful case study for agencies evaluating service consolidation as a path to expanded coverage without new fixed costs.
MIT News / Mass Transit Magazine
October 5, 2026
With $2.1 million from Google.org, MIT's Transit Lab will develop the Public Transit Intelligence Hub, an AI-orchestrated platform unifying real-time monitoring, operations control, and passenger communication for transit agencies, without automating the decisions themselves.
Why It Matters: A rigorously backed model for how AI can support, rather than replace, transit control center staff.
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